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    Another Look at Chilton’s Days of Vengeance, Journey 3:2 (March-April, 1988)

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    | Eschatology, Guest Writers, Hermeneutics, History, Preterism, Topical
    February 5, 2012
    Review:  “Another Look at Chilton’s Days of Vengeance, Journey3:2  (March-April, 1988) [I am indebted to Paul Gates for bringing this up in the discussion here with "Adam", a fellow seminarian: http://www.preteristblog.com/?p=5570#comment-15594 - Sam. By Greg Bahnsen The revival of Biblical postmillennialism which we are witnessing in our day will be...
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    Scripturalism: A Christian Worldview

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    | Apologetics, Articles, Epistemology, Gordon Clark, Guest Writers, Logic, Philosophy, Presuppositionalism, Scripture
    November 20, 2011
    Introduction1 Scripturalism is a world and life view. A worldview is a set of beliefs about the various issues of life. All persons have worldviews; they are inescapable. One’s worldview will determine how he views the entirety of life, the decisions he makes, why he does what he does, and...
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    A Biblical Theodicy

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    August 19, 2011
    Ronald Nash has written that “the most serious challenge to theism was, is, and will continue to be the problem of evil.” Warren believes that “it is likely the case that no charge has been made with a greater frequency or with more telling force against theism of Judeo-Christian ...
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    Sanctification and Full Preterism

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    | Full Preterism, Topical
    May 30, 2011
    by Vincent Michael Krivda, Jr. / Preterist Realism Introduction Full-Preterism1 is has been called “merely an interpretive method or school of eschatology”–something not associated with soteriology.2 But Full-Preterism does more than just comment on some unresolved eschatological issues; its distinctive tenets systematically affect their view on fundamental Christian doctrines. An...
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    9 to 5 Thesis

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    March 30, 2011
    by Erick Blore, M.A.R., M.S. Ed The view suggested in this article is not entirely new, some of it was taught before by James Stuart Russell; however, there was one element of Russell’s system that kept his view from receiving wide-spread acceptance: a 70 A.D. resurrection. To be sure, full-preterism...
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    The Doctrine of Infinity: Its Meaning and Application in the Theology of R.C. Sproul

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    February 22, 2011
    by Dr. Kenneth Talbot President Whitefield Theological Seminary Lakeland, Florida Dr. R. C. Sproul is among the best theologians in modern America today. His ministry has been to communicate complicated doctrines in Reformed theology in a manner that the laity can gain great benefit in their understanding of biblical doctrine and...
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    Infinity: A Reformed Perspective

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    | Guest Writers, Infinity
    February 13, 2011
    The Definitive Nature of Infinitude in Divine Theism ~by~ Dr. Kenneth Gary Talbot Whitefield Theological Seminary Lakeland, Florida. Introduction to the issue When we consider the complex nature of the theological task of defining the being of God, that is, His attributes or characteristics, we must consider the possible affect...
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    Justification in Church History

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    January 25, 2011
    The Doctrine of Justification in the History of the Fathers ~ by ~ Dr. Kenneth Talbot President Whitefield Theological Seminary Lakeland, Florida Throughout the history of the Christian Church, the amount of interest given to the doctrine of justification by faith varies according to the emphasis given to scripture concerning...
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